told to take out trash yell no at parents
wanted man running from police
running from cars after being pulled over
Cole talks about robbing the hardware store.
omen
sign of something to
come or happen
sign
dark storm clouds in the sky probably will rain
see hanging clouds during tornado weather
bad omen to hear owls hoot two times in a row
black cat cross path
banishment
send someone away from
a country or place as a
punishment
isolation
go away leave
outlawed
Cole is banished to an island off of Alaska.
Student being expelled from school.
witches spells
violent
using force intended to harm
hurtful
injuries
bully
aggressive
like to hurt people
Cole was beating up Peter.
juvenile
childish or immature
young
bully who says stuff and is immature
Cole flipped the bird to Garvey
smirk
smile in a silly way
expression
evil smile
When you are pranking someone--sitting on a whoopie cushion
When you are getting your siblings in trouble
When give bad excuse for no homework.
April Fools....
slime
a moist, soft, slippery
substance
goop
stuff growing on rocks
silly putty
saliva
lougie
spoiled milk
disinfectant
substance that destroys bacteria.
kills germs
Lysol
GermX
Bleach
grudgingly
allowing only reluctantly
unwillingly
evil person with a grudge
getting up in the morning
cleaning your room when your
mom asks you to
shrouded
to be hidden--covering up
to hide
On TV shows next time
Charades
48 hour mystery
irritation
the state of feeling annoyed, impatient
or angry
annoyance
bothered
upset
agitated
when my sister is bugging me
another student is always talking
someone trying to talk to you when you are busy
putting shorts on over jeans
people dressing oddly
smoldered
suppressed anger or another emotion
hide emotions
keep in check
campfire in the morning
at the very beginning of a fire before it is fully lit
ignited
arouse an emotion of hatred
get upset
set off
start to get angry over something
Cole's rage ignited when he thought of getting even
with everyone who was "against" him.
venomous
poisonous, evil
spiteful
He swore as he neared the shelter spewing a
barrage of venomous curses......
CHAPTERS 3-5
definition
your definition
example
sullenly
p. 26
bad-tempered and sulky
glum
be silent because of emotions
get mad easily
The teacher sullenly yelled at the kids
when something doesn't go your way
I sullenly did my homework because I wanted to play outside instead.
specific
p. 27
clearly defined or specified
easy to understand
exact
precise
I specifically explained the problem.
customers very specific about what they order
Archaeologists make specific measurements by using special tools.
mimicked
p. 27
imitate someone's actions or words to ridicule
mock
make fun of
to copy
mock someone
My friend kept mimicking me while I was working
frigid
p. 32
very cold
freezing
Winter is frigid
Cole knew if he didn't get out of the frigid water he would die.
scoffed
p. 33
speak to someone about something in a mocking way
mocking something while someone is talking
I scoffed when my friend said he didn't steal my books.
acknowledged
p. 36
accept or admit the existence of someone or something
to accept to let someone do something
to notice
I acknowledged them to finish the job.
I rarely acknowledge my brother entering my room.
obligations
p. 38
a duty or commitment
to do something
responsiblity
chore
job
I obligated to cut down the tree.
My mother carries the obligations of washing dishes and taking me to school.
rejected
p. 41
dismiss or inadequate or inappropriate
to say no to something
I rejected to clean my room
collapsed
p. 42
fall down
fall
I collapsed while jumping on the trampoline.
The player collapsed while he was running.
wavered
p. 44
shake with a quivering motion
shake
falter
twitch or shake
quake
I wavered because I didnt have my work done.
Chapters 6-8
taunted
p. 47
a remark made in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone
insult
sarcasm
making someone mad
showing off
tease
messing with someone to make them mad.
taunting bully
The crook taunted the cop as he ran away.
The boy taunted his friend with the toy his friend wanted
unflinching
p. 49
not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty
fearless
brave
The Spirit Bear responded unflichingly. The dog sat unflinching as Bob scolded him.
Impress someone
Being yelled at try not to flinch.
persistent
p. 52
continuing firmly in action in spite of difficulty or opposition
not giving up
nagging
keep working on it
continuing firmly
always trying in some way
getting something
constant
He was persistent in achieving the gold medal.
My sister persistently asked for a dog but then she got it.
disobeyed
p. 54
not following the rules
not cooperating
naughty
to not listen
to defy
disrespecting
Bob disobeyed his parents by not taking out the trash.
I disobeyed my mother when she told me to clean my room.
welts
p. 54
a red, swollen mark left on flesh by a blow or pressure
big bump or bruise from getting whacked
blotchy or achey
mosquito bites
beat marks
poison ivy
consequences
p. 55
a result or effect of an action or condition
punishment
effect
good grades if I study
getting detention
might get sick
isolation
p. 56
to be or remain alone or apart from others
completely separated
by yourself
locked away from civilization
island
Bob's was isolated in a prison.
isolated in hospital to protect yourself or others
quarantine
turbulent
p. 60
characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion; not controlled or calm
disorderly
not controlled
chaotic
emotions out of control
not settling down to something
charred
p. 61
partially burn (an object) so as to blacken its surface
flaky
blackened
wood leftover in campfire
Bob charred his steak careful not to burn it.
I accidentally charred my hot dog on the fire.
cavity
p. 62
an empty space within a solid object
hole
crevice
The students hid their valuables in the cavity of the rock.
hole in the bone
landscape
p. 64
all the visible features of an area of countryside or land, often considered in terms of their aesthetic appeal
environment
scenery
background
characteristics of an area
Bob admired the landscape of the Rocky Mountains.
I liked the scenery in Colorado.
I watched landscape shows on HDTV.
open area field
nauseating
p. 67
a feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit.
some causes you to throw up
dizzy
The feeling of vertigo was nauseating to the person.
Roller coaster ride.
Bob was nauseated during the bumpy board ride.
reading the car
car sick
eternity
p. 67
infinite or unending time
forever
finishing some homework
GOD
Bob thought the study hall was lasting an eternity because he didn't have any work to do.
inconvenience
p. 69
trouble or difficulty caused to one's person requirements or comfort
bother
It was inconvenient when Bob had to go back home to get his homework.
Chapters 9-12
haphazard
p. 75
lacking any obvious principle or organization
relentlessly
p. 76
oppressively constant; never giving up
-not giving up or letting go of something
-not oriented
like your relentless when you want to go to a friend house and your mom wont give an answer yet.
paralyzed
p. 77
partly or wholly incapable of movement
-part of your body that's not going to work ever again.
-can't move something
the four wheeler rolled over her so now she cannot move her legs ever again
stench
p. 80
a strong and very unpleasant smell
-nasty smell
-irritating smell that annoys you
The stench from the skunk was terrible and made Susie nauseous.
solitary
p. 82
existing alone
fragile
p. 82
easily broken or damaged
-Very breakable
-Ruined easily
-China Tea Cups
-Crystal Glasses
suffocating
p. 85
die or cause to die from lack of air or inablity to breathe
-being unable to breathe cause airway is closed or covered
The pillow was used as the murder weapon to suffocate Susie.
-Putting a plastic bag around head
survive
p. 91
continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship.
-To live through something that was tough or dangerous usually
-The show I Shouldn't Be Alive
-Susie survived through the nasty Tiger attack
dredged
p. 92
bring up or clear
-clear away
-not excited to get off mind or talk about
-worrying
When you talk about something bad you did and you are confessing to something really bad.
bombarded
p. 98
to attack persistently
-to approach by attacking first
-kind of not exspected
-in war they bombard the enemy
parched
p. 99
extremely thirsty
-need of water
-dry mouthed
-when your dehydrated
-dry bloody mouth
surged
p. 100
a sudden powerful forward or upward movement
-a big movement suddenly that might scare a little
Vocabulary
definition
wanted man running from police
running from cars after being pulled over
Cole talks about robbing the hardware store.
come or happen
see hanging clouds during tornado weather
bad omen to hear owls hoot two times in a row
black cat cross path
a country or place as a
punishment
go away leave
outlawed
Student being expelled from school.
witches spells
injuries
bully
aggressive
Cole was beating up Peter.
Cole flipped the bird to Garvey
evil smile
When you are getting your siblings in trouble
When give bad excuse for no homework.
April Fools....
substance
silly putty
saliva
lougie
spoiled milk
GermX
Bleach
getting up in the morning
cleaning your room when your
mom asks you to
Charades
48 hour mystery
or angry
bothered
upset
agitated
another student is always talking
someone trying to talk to you when you are busy
putting shorts on over jeans
people dressing oddly
keep in check
at the very beginning of a fire before it is fully lit
set off
Cole's rage ignited when he thought of getting even
with everyone who was "against" him.
barrage of venomous curses......
p. 26
be silent because of emotions
get mad easily
when something doesn't go your way
I sullenly did my homework because I wanted to play outside instead.
p. 27
exact
precise
customers very specific about what they order
Archaeologists make specific measurements by using special tools.
p. 27
make fun of
to copy
mock someone
p. 32
Cole knew if he didn't get out of the frigid water he would die.
p. 33
p. 36
to notice
I rarely acknowledge my brother entering my room.
p. 38
responsiblity
chore
job
My mother carries the obligations of washing dishes and taking me to school.
p. 41
p. 42
The player collapsed while he was running.
p. 44
falter
twitch or shake
quake
p. 47
sarcasm
making someone mad
showing off
tease
taunting bully
The crook taunted the cop as he ran away.
The boy taunted his friend with the toy his friend wanted
p. 49
brave
Impress someone
Being yelled at try not to flinch.
p. 52
nagging
keep working on it
continuing firmly
always trying in some way
getting something
constant
My sister persistently asked for a dog but then she got it.
p. 54
naughty
to not listen
to defy
disrespecting
I disobeyed my mother when she told me to clean my room.
p. 54
blotchy or achey
beat marks
poison ivy
p. 55
effect
getting detention
might get sick
p. 56
by yourself
island
Bob's was isolated in a prison.
isolated in hospital to protect yourself or others
quarantine
p. 60
not controlled
chaotic
not settling down to something
p. 61
blackened
Bob charred his steak careful not to burn it.
I accidentally charred my hot dog on the fire.
p. 62
crevice
hole in the bone
p. 64
scenery
background
characteristics of an area
I liked the scenery in Colorado.
I watched landscape shows on HDTV.
open area field
p. 67
dizzy
Roller coaster ride.
Bob was nauseated during the bumpy board ride.
reading the car
car sick
p. 67
GOD
Bob thought the study hall was lasting an eternity because he didn't have any work to do.
p. 69
p. 75
p. 76
-not oriented
p. 77
-can't move something
p. 80
-irritating smell that annoys you
p. 82
p. 82
-Ruined easily
-Crystal Glasses
p. 85
-Putting a plastic bag around head
p. 91
-Susie survived through the nasty Tiger attack
p. 92
-not excited to get off mind or talk about
-worrying
p. 98
-kind of not exspected
p. 99
-dry mouthed
-dry bloody mouth
p. 100